Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-11-25

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! wagons are both ran Ia this vicinity
| there not being snow enough for sleigh
my while the wheeling is very poor.
Hyde Park.
The jury calender for the term of the
| lamOille County Court, which convene
| December 6, contains Il cases. Hon J. W
! Rowell will presde..... Hon. G. : Page
! and family are spending the week in BOs.
| ton.....L Is. SherWin has been to New
Hampshire on short visit. .... Several
changes have been made in the NcirS ana
citizen office which improves its appear
ance very much.
SwantOn
About $50 was realized from the organ
recital. Mr. Davis's fine playing pleased
everybody 1t is doubtful if the steam.
err Maquam runs after this week .... The
championship belt won by Decker from
Dufur is on exhibition here and attracts
considerable attention.
Worthwhile.
d. H. Bedell narrowly escaped break
ing leg while at work in the woods last
week. .....A large number met with the
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church. at Clement Smiths, on Friday af-
ternoon. .....The usual union ThaukSgiv-
ing services were held on Thursday
y Z Aiian ~ II ~ ID, i''N lHSsI9li ~
smith heve inst hean ,' eI0 "l''
quite usual thing to see five trains here
at the same time. Wagons have been
discarded most entirely since the 10th of
November. .....A. c. Brown of Montpe-
nftar ~ taio .omr ou SaeuIuaS' l9qhllS
Slavton &. % ore fimisbiurt to,,no, "a
over their wholesale store The winter
term OF the village schools opens on We'd
band memhera meet t1.ico ne 80 Gorde I,.
and ara inetructed hr w ," iIe Meeh no"
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Middlebury.
Cho,Ios u ,,,;.,,oo,, c--,,
ent 70 Ie Son nj ni,neteli u IorhWali, VINO
Menr " rHuih - llieri1a win horses ana
H Hde9 ea Ky III we summer arrived back
hoiJ On f tiv t"rly ,raln sunday morning,
ia n ~ loanu teayl9 Sdle lot al MS STOCK,
~ IotIeI vi MouuleouIy VINO went out
a. tiie sarte tiliie HaS hoI YET returned
noctet hool any % mtyDrluge, VINO last
same vainahe nnnari n,,o aGoHt sso ana
ir'n i ,Slu t PaP9IS one hiShu When go
ils -, Io.le rom Mluo!eoury, mas recovered
n u, az .t fr5i Poor man named Joseph
DUET lfnuinS II anu returning 1t as soon
a. p,,,i nc houuu ouU VINO owned IT,: MI.
~ pbSot a ieI u1eu ~ accept any reward.
da m 'o ore nGnoiars r 4hu colleRe STU
uouto az ia yl"1 InHnhsgiVlng va
oallol,, tnSSins from ednesday after
hoe haa, 1uU'ii-dS nTAt week 80. mere
5 a"S zen ~ oolstueIaple snow IAN at tlmes
H fott, NJ CIe PasI Two weeks, but only
i lew sleelgns nave as yet been seen. The
s oGAf, no 1o IRE haVtng plenty OF run
otie,iiiS w." u M, VI Is H. NJ Iarker
~ hinliiFa3poll1, MINI VINO mas been visit
lug re VS. HeIe' nus returned TO MN
HIedpoiI.. 4ne Is wen rememoered as Miss
JItil4 y DIugiaSs, formerly OF Mlddlebury,
h ar, ra e VINO came East with Win her went
s pnch so nt n "efks ago III me 19ners
service S,I, OF M, Dr; llahhlord, VINO died sud
Mohuay forenoon ana wore attended by 4
iarGe number OF friends. Inc re
mains We're taken to Cnderhill fol-
| luleruSlt lne same day. DR.. Han
atord mad become very popular In Middle
oury' H ana ms death Is greatly regretted
1.-The usuai large quantity OF Thanks
giving poultry mas been shipped from here
To Inc boston markets.
mere was ABOUT the average fall at
tenuance upon the local butter market
thls week, ana considerable quantity
was disposed OF, Prices ranged from Il
TO 20 cents per pound. The usua
thanksgiving ball was given at tn,
Ulen house IN East Mlddlebury last night
..:.George Perrin, the famous base
PAL pitcher OF last seasons Rutland anC
Malone nlnes, has been definitely engaged
as trainer for the college boys here in bas
pail and other athletic sports this winter
in one of the halls in tow dnrinrr tha an
preaching winter. Eugene Twitchell
son OF u. ID. TWitchell, has been sick 70
some weeks with typhoid fever at Sum
ner Springs, Kansas. He is now great.
improved and will come home soon t
make visit 10 his parents. ..T The regu
lar union Thanksgiving services wa
held at the Congregational churcl